Swiftships
US shipbuilder designing, building and maintaining naval, commercial and unmanned vessels at four yards in Louisiana and Texas, headquartered in Chantilly, Virginia.
Chantilly, Virginia · Shipyard / Builder
About
Swiftships traces its origins to Sewart Machine Works, founded in 1942 by Fred Sewart and later renamed Sewart Seacraft. The company became known for supplying 193 'Swift Boats' to the US Navy during the Vietnam conflict.
Its four wholly owned yards cover about 80 acres: Amelia, Louisiana (craft production up to 112 m), Morgan City, Louisiana (2,500-ton drydock and a training facility for up to 100 trainees), New Iberia, Louisiana (autonomous vessel programs, 2,500-ton drydock) and Freeport, Texas (fabrication and ship repair). Swiftships is ISO 9001 certified.
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- 75 Meter Swift Corvette
- 45 Meter Fast Patrol Boat
- 35 Meter Fast Patrol Vessel
- 35 Meter (Commercial Steel) Patrol Boat
- 28 Meter Coastal Patrol Boat
- Patrol and Security Boats (12–23 m)
- Landing Craft Utility LCU 1700
- 40 Meter Landing Craft Utility
- 11 Meter Riverine Craft (SOCR Anaconda and RAC)
- 36 Meter Missile Retriever
- 35 Meter Coastal Mine Hunter
- 20 Meter Hydrographic Survey Vessel
- Swift Sea-Stalker (S3) USV Family
- Swift LUC-E Littoral Unmanned Craft – Expeditionary
- 14 Meter Swift Challenger (SC-1)
- S5: S3 Support Ship (Mother Ship)
- 35 Feet Expeditionary Littoral Craft (ELC)
- SU-1 Swift Undertaker-1 UUV
- Fast Supply and Crew Vessels (47–62.5 m)
- Crew Boats (32–46 m)
- 67 Meter (220 Feet) Offshore Supply Vessel
- 45 Meter (148 Feet) Maintenance Vessel
- 23 Meter (75 Feet) Push Boat (Diesel)
- 14 Meter (46 Feet) Pilot Boat
- 44 Meter Fast Attack Craft
- 26 Meter Fast Patrol Craft
- Design and Engineering
- Shipbuilding and System Integration
- Co-production and Technology Transfer
- Maintenance, Repair, Overhaul and Life Extension
- Autonomous Platform Conversion and Integration
- Training
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